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THE DISTRICT OEEICES.
The Commissioners Say They VIII Oc-
cupy the Smith Building.

Mr.. c. NJ. Matthews, attorney for Mr.. Morrison,
the owner OF the buildings now occupied by tne
District government officers, the lease OF which
expires May 81, had conference with the Commits
sioners to-day. Commissioner webb stated that ne
Morrison would interpose no objection to giving
them an extension Of time. Both Commissioners
Webb and Wheatley stated: SIT Is pretty certain
we will take the Smith building"
"Has it been decided TO accept Mr.. Smiths
oder?" inquired a STAR reporter of Col. Ludlow.
eyes, SIR" replied Col Ludlow. "We have &C
cepted his offer, and the only question now Is
whether he can get it ready In time for US. In
his original proposition he said he would have
1t ready by June 20, and can see no reason why
he should be obliged to depart from that date.
We do not apprehend any dtfnculty with MI. MOI
riSOn."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

THE BRONZE FIGURE IN PLACE ON IT'S PEDESTAL.
The bronze statue Of GARFIELD, made by MI. j. @
A. Ward, the sculptor, for the Society Of the Army
Of the Cumberland, has been hOisted to its place
on tho granite pedestal in the little circle at
Maryland avenue and LIST streets southwest. The
statue is now enveloped In covering OF black
cloth, and will not be exposed to public view un-
til it Is formally unveiled on the 10Th OF May. The
pedestal Is in the form OF round tower, and near
the base has three brackets, on which three SYM
bOl1cal figures In bronze will be placed. Only one
OF these figures has arrived. The figure OF Garfield,
OF heroic size, stands facing Maryland avenue, and
on the pedestal that side is the simple tnScr1p-
ton, "James A. Garfield, 1S31-1SS1."
On the southeastern side Of the pedestal the
ensSp ~ Is GssseS and
dent OF the United States of America"
On the side facing the northeast is the tncr1p.
the Army OF the Cumberland, May IL, 1887"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

BILIOUS DISORDERS, liver complaints coStive-
ness, dyspepsia, &C, are speedily removed by Dr.
ID. Jaynes Sanative Pills. Fifty years use has
proved them superior 10 all other remedies for the
cure OF the various diseases tor which they are
recommended In their action they are mid and
certain, and may be taken at any time without
risk from exposure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23
Three Cattlemen Murdered i'm North
Texas bv the Savzpcs.

CHICAGO, April ga Times special from
Quanah, Texas, says: The intelligence that the
kiowa and Comanche Indians are on the war.
pain. ana tnat the large cattleman. w. A. SttnSOn
ana Two OF his employees were murdered by them
created great excitement throughout the neigh
Doflng north border counties. SO far as can be
learned the killing OF Stinson and his men is only
THE BEGINNING ON A GENERAL OUTBREAK
Dy the "ant1-eaSe faction" constituting the most
savage and warlike portion OF the COmanches The
immaculate cause OF the killing was refusal on the
part OF whites to supply the Indians with beef
accoIung 70 their demands, but it is evident from
What can be learned that this was only Matched
up as plausible excuse for firing the first SHOTS in
a long-contemplated war;
SETTLERS GREATLY ALARMED.
The Indians have threatened tn take the uvoe ~
all the settlers In Greer County, and some OF the
RESIDENTS are apprehensive Of forays into the
Red River. ~ Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

THE BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS appointed to ex-
anime the different life boats that have been In
vented, with a view Of recommending one for use
In the Navy, II thought advisable, have nearly
completed their labOrs at the Navy Department.
Ten models have been examined and one remains
to be considered. AS yet the board has found moth
Ing to take the place OF the present whale boat,
and it is probable that the report, which will soon
be commenced, will be Of that nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

EIOE SALE-ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE CANOPY
back. nearly new, cost S21o VIII sell for $3.50 also
set Single Harness. Inquire OF l. HARRIS, 49, 9TH
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AN AFFECT SURRENDER.
What the Toronto ssGlobe', SAYS Of Lord
Salisbury's Offer.

AAs~s sAAS
Salisbury's Offer.
TORONTO, ONT., April 23-The Globe to-day. re.
ferr1ng to Lord Sasburys proposition for the SET
tlement OF the fishery question, says: 'Lord Sails
bury proposes an abject surrender to the WASH
!ngtOn GOVernment-nOt surrender of ANYTHING
belonging to the English Of Great Britain but the
surrender OF an immensely valuable property be-
longing 10 the Britons OF Canada and the surrender
Ol every main contention hitherto upheld by the
canadian people. We pointed out the other
DAY That the issue between Canada
and the United States was such that
one or the other must yield absolutely unless a
general settlement evading that issue could be ar
rived at. One has been reached. 1t consists In
giving everything to the United States and in dis
as they could never be dsgraced and dishOnOred
DS manIully defending their rights even to the
point OF war. The offer OF the tory premier Is
ana should 1t be ratified by the Dominion parlia-
menu IL Will never again be possible to assert the
shore waters
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The Doubtful Sunday Law.


Speaking Of the enforcement OF the Sunday law
Tomorrow, MAJ. Moore said to STAR reporter to-
Gay that the Sunday law will be enforced to-mor-
row as ON last Sunday, but that no warrants would
probably be issued until the question OF the valid
tty Of the law is decided.
Prosecuting Attorney Padgett said to a STAR re-
pOrter Vo-oay mat the law would be enforced but
zion was oennitely settled. He thought the police
would Imake note OF. each violation of the law
ana act according to the decision Of the courts
II the law Is sustained then warrants will probably
De Issued He did not think that in case OF this
klnu, where there was some doubt as to the valid
lty or the law, that merchants should be annoyed
and arrested as though they Were criminals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

tSOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM ON THE TEN
nallytown road near Tennallytown, Containing
about One Hundred and Forty Acres; good House
barn ana AI necessary outbuildings. II sold at once
Will go at a great bargain. -
WESCOTT, WILCOX WINE
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War Deuarrnaemr Cl

War Department Changes
Miss Leulah Rothrock, OF North Carolina, ap-
pointed clerk, at $25 per month, once chief signal
,0mcer, under civil service rules
Frederick 8. Barker, appointed laborer, ONCE
Paymaster General
Harrison Terrell, transferred from laborer p. n.
g. ONCE 70 lAborer ONCE Rebellion Records
Addison g. Getchel, class /, ONCE Adjutant Gen.
eral resigned.
John Weidman, assistant messenger Adjutant
General, died April 19, 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

FKOBATK COCRT0ytd0e J0n1e&.
T1ay estate OF Frances Madison; letters tes-
Estate OF Jas: gladden.; petition OF w. A. Cook re-
Ierred TO auditor. Estate Of Louise T. Browne:
PROOF OF publication filed, ard will admitted to
probate. Estate Of Joa. Nicholson; letters Of adj
minlstration granted ]. J. Waters; bond q 500.
Estate OF Mary Gregory; do. to Ann Gregory:
OF publication. Estate OF Mary A. Mcknight:
Gr1er 70 deliver property 70 surety. Estate Emtle
re. guardianship OF Alice Cusick: order allowing
guardian TO make certain payments. In re. 7. II.
Stuls' Orphans, Henrietta Davis appointed guar
mentry issued TO Robert Christy; bond $500 In
70 -. u waters children: Jas. r Hunt appointed
uaruian; bond 400 Estate OF J. w. Field; let
$1,000
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TrOR SALE-A RARE BaRGAIN-AN ELEGANT
II rosewood richly carved AID finished Farior Cabinet
GRAND Frt limo. three strings, grand action best
jn1.-oVeiu@ntS, rlru and brilliant tone Only s.,OO
c~st: 80, Eaf css3, balance monthly to suit Been
u=r tut little owner leaving the city, Can be seen
g. the P-sEO Exch-- lse- ~, 9Th 81. ap1l II
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A banquet to Minister NIcLane.

He PAYS HIGH COMPLIMENT TO FRANCE.
PARIS, April 23.-At banquet given last night
Dy the Aarmlte Club in honor or United States
MINISTER McLane. Herbette, the French Minister to
and MI McLane, In his response praised France for
the clv1liz1ng role played in the worlds progress
IOr France. Addresses were made BY nj. de les
SepS aud NJ. BaruhO,dt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

They Say Their Mother is Innocent.
ONE OF THE LITTLES CONFESSES-BOTH BOYS WILLING
TO SUFFER- IF THEIR MOTHER Is RELEASED
James and John Little, the boys who were taken
Into custody In South Washington yesterday, as
reported In The STAR, were held at the station
house this morning to give the officers chance to
further Investigate the case Mrs. Little was
taken to the Police Court and the case against her
was continued. Yesterday afternoon Mrs Amelia
s. Slack, OF No. 731 18th street southeast, identi-
ned the diamond ring recovered as hav-
ing been stolen from her house on the
18th instant, when her house was entered
between 10 and IL o'clock and robbed of about
800 worth Of Jewelry. Yesterday afternoon, when
the onicers went to Alexandria, they found aquan-
ty OF the Jeweiry where Jas. Little had sold Ii for
few dollars James made full confession. John
denies that he took any part in the robberies.
or that he knew anything about it until he was
arrested. While James makes a confession.
he says his mother is innocent: that
he gave n her er,, the bag Of jewey to keep
their mother is innocent, and they are willing to
suffer any legal penalty II their mother is re-
leased. This morning the officers went with James
to Alexandria to appear before the mayor, where
persons are TO be charged with receiving the stolen
teWelTy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

THE PRESIDENT HAS DIRECTED the appointment
Of Surgeon George M. Sternberg, of the Army, to
investigate the merits Of incubation for preven-
ton OF yellow fever, as practiced In Mexico and
Brazil. The sundry civil bill provides for the in
veStlgatiOn.
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JOHN BRIGHT ON PROTECTION,

The Protected are an Organized Army.
The Consumers Merely n MOb.
LONDON, April 23.-Mr. John Bright, advocating
continuance OF free trade in England, has writ
ten a letter, in which he says that the reason
other nations maintain high tariffs is that those
VINO are protected are an organized army while
the consumers are merely o mob. The United
states under system OF protection, are burdened
with large surplus revenue, yet refuse to lessen
0ulleS !hus promoting system OF corruption un-
equalled In any other country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23
THE BERL1N VERSION,

THE BERLIN VERSION.
Schnaebeles Was Arrested n . Soy,
With Compromising Documents ON
Him.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
BERLIN, April 81 am assured that the French
comm1ssary, Schnaebeles, was arrested on German
SOIL as spy, with very compromising papers on
his person. 1t is hoped that the arrest will dis
close network Of French espionage throughout
the re1chSland especially concerning the
PaIlS contrary reports are untrue.
HeIr hlcnter, In the German Liberal Journal,
at $40 900 marks which he incorrectly states is
surprisingly high. For some months 1t has been
known mat 1t would be about 300 COO 900 marks.
cident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

hor AssauIHng an American Citizen.
iHk AMERICAN CONSUL AT TANGIER SUES MAGIs.
TRATE FOR 81, 900 DAMAGES
GIBRALTAR, April 23-,rhe American consul at
IanSIer has made a claim for GOO damapes
American citizen. The consul is Unpopular. owing
70 his action in connection with the arrest of y
hebrew merchant or AlcaZar by two Englishmen
who displayed the American flag and who brOu0ht
their prisoner In chains TO Tangier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

Mr.. OBrien's Canadian Expedition.
DUBLIN, April 23-Mr. Kilbride, one of the
estates, and who will accompany Mr.. OBrien.
editor of United ireland, on his lecturing tour In
canada has started for Queenstown where he
Will meet Mr.. OBren. Inc latter viii leave
London tonight for QueenstOWn
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

INOR SALE-AwNINGS FLAGS TENTS
IL ALI the latest novelties
In awning stripes and canvas for store city and
country residences. u. q. COPELAND & CO.,
400 11th st. NV,
mh2l-3In Opposite Star ofhce.
J,OR SALE-"CBAMPION COUGH CURE" Is THE
greatest remedy on earth for Coughs and Colds;
price, 2c- If your druggist does not keep write to
the manufacturers, THE SAM'L BEALMEAR MFG
Co. 80 st. Paul st.. Baltimore Nd f3-3m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23
EscRAv,ss AN DR. j! SrsKrsa.

Engraving metal aud wood Mono2rsms and cr..t,
on SEALS watches or 5ewelry Card engraving aud
lmg sea- engraving IN all its branches Bookbdnders,
stamps Tor marking and all kinds OF stamping
kinds Of lodge paraphernaliA nahIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

AHY ORDKRs.-Capt. Jas. Remington, fOurteenth
infantry, has been ordered before the Army rettr-
Ing board appointed to meet ii Washington, OF
Dent The board OF ordnance officers Appointed
March u 70 consider matters connected with the
ssnal Pa, have been ordered to reaasemble at the
new York arsenal 70 complete their report MAJ
VIM ID. Bell, commissary OF subsistence, has been
NC business First Lieut.. Oscar 7. Crosby, cOrpsOf
sog1neers. has been granted SIX DonthI leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

EOR sAIE-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NoNpA.
m psa and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type lately
they are IN good condition. and capable Of ex-
gesns service Tor TWO OF three years . paper OF
9zsss IHk EyEGIG0 STAB NEWsPAPER co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

TSOR SALE-SUBURBAN-A TEN ACRE LOT NEAR
the Presidents house, with IL house modern
Lmprovelnents acres OF choice variety of fruit stable
for horses, fine grove of shade trees, healthy
pleasant and profitable place for summer RESIDENCE
and fine road TO the city. NORTH WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

ALL QUIET AT CROW CREEK.-Acting Indian Com.
missioner Upshur received telegram to-day from
Indian Agent Anderson. at Crow Greek agency, in
Dakota, in which he says: mo conflict whatever
has taken place. The military reported yesterday.
The weather 1s now rainy, and the settlers Will
be removed as soon as the weather permltan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

THE NEW VENEZUELAN MINISTER. Mr.. OIL
varrta, the newly appointed venezuelan minister,
arriued in Washington to-day and called upon the
Secretary Of State, accompanied by Mr. Soteldo,
the retiring minister. MI. Olivarr1a will present
his CREDENTIALS to the President next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

CHICAGO III. APRIL 23 IL a. m.-Nay wheat has
held steady betwee 81 and s4s. and Is quoted Al
So. May corn is :5ss4. May oats, PSI. May lard,
Ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

THE ODD FELLows' CELEBRATIoN.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has issued the following order
''Chiefs of bureaus may excuse from duty on Tues
day, the Goth instant, such employees as desire
to participate in the celebration OF the 68th ami
verSary OF the establishment OF the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows In America, time 80 taken to
be deducted from annual leave OF absence"
REV. WIN. K. FULLY, OF Florida, was to-day ap-
pointed chaplain In the army.
TIE LOWEST BIDDKR.-The Hopkins q Dickin-
son Manufacturing Company, OF New York, are
the lowest bidders for furnishing bronze and brass
hardware for the new wing OF the State, War and
Navy Department building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

MARYLAND PosTMAsTKRs.-The following Mary
land postmasters have been appointed: VIM
Bloom, Columbia, Howard County; Jos. Cormack,
Derwood, Montgomery County; Louis A. Pyle,
lem Mills, Hartford County; Mrs. A. v. Shamer,
Lauver, Carroll County; Lanson Ewing, Level,
Hartford County; Salie j. Phillips, Lombard, Cecil
County; John Taggart, COLCHESTER Beach, Kent
County.
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FINANCIAL. AND COUMERCuAU
New York stock Market.
Name
o. $500

The following are the opening and 800 y m prices
of the New ork stock Market reported by si,sanl
wire 70 II. II. Dodge. 53S 10Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

REwARDING A GALLANT SAIOR.-The President
has presented gold watch and chain to Capt.
Geo. Richie, OF the British bark Bachelors for the
rescue OF the crew OF the American steamship Sar-
agOSSa, March %, 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

THE NEW SECOND CONTROILER.-The Second Con-
troller Of the Treasury Mr.. Butler has not yet as
sumed charge of his ONCE. Deputy Mcmahon is
still acting controller. Mr.. Butler was at the Office
which he returned to Boston, where he viii remain
for week or ten DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23
THE NArro6fAL DRILL.
inc District Militia Must 90 into
Camp

There mas been considerable talk for some weeks
as I'd the exact demand made on the District
militia ior the military service at the National
DILL reporter OF TIE STAR this morning called
on the managing secretary as to the matter. He
replied:
III Is very simple case and has been very
PLAINLY stated over and over within this week. To
repeat, all companies which compete without any
exception soever), win have to go into camp and
stay In camp for the fun period Of the drill Itisper
iectiy understood between the local commanders
and this committee. and the amazing interest out
Aoers take In the matter Is natural in dull sea-
son OF the year. Here is the rule, published last
february ana 1uily explained:
Als. All commands, unless their entry IS &C
ceR1su WIN special exception to the contrary,
VIII De required to enter camp and remain during
tne enure period OF the drill Such special excep-
tlonS VIII De made only In the case OF regiments;
OF, IOI Otner commands, only for reasons deemed
ny Ine executive committee to be imperative"
Ine reason for the rule is equally plain; simple
Jusuce 10 all 1t would be especially unfair to
make exception OF our home companies and give
tnem s1vantage OF living within houses while
men MO travel from Puget Sound to San Antonio
anu 1enver i've In camp on soldiers rattOnS 1t
WOui0 RAISE howl and am very sure that our
nome soiUerS would be the very last to ask, or
even 10 consent to any Partially shown them.
NO memDer OF any competing compay has ever
OD!ecteo 10 Che practical justice OF the rule.
critics."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23
A Steamboat burned.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The steamboat CAPTAIN
Miller, running between Baltimore and Center
viie, Nd, took fire at the latter port at O'clock
thls morning, and was considerably burned.
A Steamship Company 70 be Wound Up.
LONDON, April 23.-The affairs Of the North At
iantlc Steamship Company have been ordered TO
be wound up. w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

11@*HHSUVsU"o OHHcIS A1cttef VefmOe
DUBLIN, April 2S.-The Marquis of Lansdowne
mas offered fresh terms to all the tenants OF hts
Estates The tenants have taken the OfYer under
consideration. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

AN IMPROVEMENT IN ENGINES FOR NAVAL. YES
sEIA-For some time past the Engineering Blu
reau Of the Navy Department has been expert
ment1ng with q new method, designed by passed
assistant engineer Of applying the forced draft to
the furnaces OF marine engines, and the results
obtained are said to be highly satisfactory. This
device has been applied to the Alliance and the
Swatara, with the result that the vessels have
been enabled to dispense with four OF their boilers
and carry corresponding weight OF coal in addi-
ton to their usual supply. The designs for the
new 6,OOO-ton ships, now being prepared by the
Department., also embOdy the principle.
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THE SPRING RACES.
Preparations Going Forward ut the
Ivy City Track.

THR DATE or THE SPRING NE.r1HG-oossrr Aeorr
TIRE NATIONAL HANDrcAP-Hol.sEs IN TRAINING
AT IVY crTY-sHoRr DISTANCES 10 BE Run THIS
SPRING. EfC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

WILL ALLOW THE VESSEL 10 LAND.-Tho Gus
TOMS onlcers at Key West telegraphed the
Treasury Department for instructions whether
or not, to allow the Mexican Schooner
Nellie Blanch, that came on from a
Me4ican port without clearance, and brought the
Mexican customs Ontcer with her TO land Tine ne
parlment has telegraphed Instructions back to
permit the vessel To land. - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

Distingufshed People Off for Europe.
NRw YORK, April 23.-Mr. Andrew Carnegie.
VINO was married in this city yesterday to
bride for the Isle OF Wight this morning.
NAT IL. H. Pendleton, q. s. Consul at SOuthamI-
Ton, sailed In the same boat On the French
steamer Lab0urgOgne, the Chinese minister to
washington, Mr.. Chang Yen HoOn, sailed for
daVre with IOur secretaries OF legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

Webb, for Theodore Huyseman, filed suit against
stilson Hutchins, editor and proprietor Of the
Washington Post, claiming $4,000 for damages
which he claims to be libellOus The alleged libel
lous article Is headed "A Man With Career, and
says: Theodore F. Huyseman, Waterman In
having deserted his wife and living with cOlored
woman; as also for having taken improper nber-
time United States consul to ST. Domingo late a
lieutenant in the army, and also member OF the
police force"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

.. HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.-Last night Detec
yves KAN and Horne arrested O cOlOred man
naIned Ell Nugent on charge of HOUSEKEEPING,
u Delng alleged that he broke into the shoemaker
SHOP SHOP OF stephen Gill, No. ITO 9th street, and
S H, Two pairs OF shoes. This morning, in the
fOnce Court, the prisoner was tried and held for
the actlon OF the grand jury; bonds $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

TCOR SALE-SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, ON HARE
Il wood road, near Soldiers Home; 4 acre ground
lew story and attic frame dwelling; nine rooms
new carriage house and stable; price S3 600: only
IS.26 + st. NV aIT9.fws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

RANGE OF THE THRRMOMFTRR.-The following
were the readings at the Signal once to-day: Ia
m, d; 2p.m., Go: maximum, 90; minimum, "A.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

IfOR SALE-A GOOD FARM; Z MILES WEST OF
Il this city near Falls Church, Va 220 good
buildings; price low; terms easy. r. A. PHILLIPS
1923 New York ave. ap23-1m
Il healthy, North Arlington Heights, Overlooking
this ety. ECO acresi At great bargain! One OF the
most desirable locations about Washington for beauti-
ful villa sites K A. PHILLIPS.
ap2.; I'm 142S New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

"A HORSE THIEF SENTENcED.-Last Saturday
came here with a requisition for Anderson Gales
alias Edward Boyd, the colored horse thief who
stole horse from the farm OF Thomas NJ. Under
wood, In Prince Georges County, and the prisoner
was surrendered to him. Monday morning the
prisoner was placed In the jail at Marlboro. He
was taken to the Maryland penitenttary to serve
out sentence OF seven years at hard labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

The NEW CHIEF JusTIcK.-1he Court IN General
Term viii sit on Monday, and a. Is probable that
judge Bingham, the new Chief Justice, Will then